DSM-5-TR® Diagnosis Handbook

Name: DSM-5-TR® Diagnosis Handbook
Rating: 4.6 (1522 reviews)
Author: Unbound Medicine, Inc.

By: Unbound Medicine, Inc.

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Features & Capabilities

The DSM-5-TR Differential Diagnosis Handbook app provides up-to-date DSM-5-TR content, a clear 6-step diagnostic framework, and exclusive interactive decision trees to help clinicians navigate complex psychiatric presentations. Drawing on the American Psychiatric Association’s classifications, it guides users from presenting symptoms to a tentative diagnosis, with step-by-step yes/no questions and instant access to differential diagnosis tables.

Features include interactive decision trees, review of selected paths, advanced search, bookmarking with Favorites, ICD-10 codes, and comprehensive entries for each condition. Fully optimized for all devices, including Apple Watch, it supports confident, evidence-based assessment across all six steps. Author: Michael B. First, MD; Publisher: American Psychiatric Association Publishing; Powered by Unbound Medicine.

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By:

Unbound Medicine, Inc.

Rating:

4.60

(1,522) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.19 Last updated: 2026-04-02

Version code:

884071446

Creation date:

2015-08-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

21.74MB

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Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-14

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Unbound Medicine, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dsm-5-tr-diagnosis-handbook/id1008319988

Website:

https://www.unboundmedicine.com/products/iphone

User Reviews

Overall, users value the decision tree and quick, portable reference for differential diagnosis, study use, and sessions. Yet repeated issues dampen the view: it does not provide full DSM-5 diagnostic criteria or comprehensive coverage, content may be limited or outdated, pricing and billing concerns are common, the UI/navigation can be awkward, and DSM-5 codes are missing. These factors divide opinion, making it helpful for some as a quick reference but not a complete or reliable diagnostic resource for professionals.

Pros

Decision tree is a standout feature that many reviewers praise.
The app is convenient and portable, reducing the need to carry the DSM-5 book and supports quick references during sessions.
Easy to use and helpful for students/new clinicians, saving time on studying and differential diagnoses.
Often viewed as more practical than some competing apps and a useful quick reference in practice.
Provides quick access to DSM-5 criteria and billing codes during client encounters (quick reference).

Cons

Does not include full DSM-5 diagnostic criteria; focuses on differential diagnoses only.
Content is not comprehensive and may be outdated; limited decision trees and disorders.
High price and perceived low value; some reviews describe it as scam or want refunds; subscription/billing confusion.
UI/UX/navigation issues; outdated interface, difficult to navigate to the decision tree, requests for dark mode, login/setup friction.
No DSM-5 codes included; only ICD-10 codes present, requiring extra steps to obtain DSM-5 codes.

Recent reviews

very difficult to use trying to get to the tree decision part it just takes me directly to the diagnostic

by da*****, 2026-05-08

Such a helpful tool, and love that there’s a desktop app as well. The decision tree is such a great feature, though I wish navigating to it was a bit cleaner. Either way, a perfect resource for any mental health care provider.

by da*****, 2026-04-17

I’m currently in my PsyD program and I’ve been using this app as a study tool and resource for helping with differential diagnoses. I used to go through the DSM and go through all of the differentials for disorders I consider, but this has saved me a lot of time. And TIME is something a grad student always needs more of!